But... but... when I got to Tucson nearly 27 years ago, my new coworkers insisted the Sun Devils were evil incarnate!
Here's the Pima County Fairgrounds. The flying field is at the bottom of the image. The grounds have a number of buildings that would be good if they wanted vendor space, crafting areas, etc. Just off the entrance from E. Brekke Rd. is RV space, and all that striped area just right of the grounds is parking. They also manage parking in the open field space towards Harrison Rd. IIRC, the fairgrounds are also far enough out, that they are outside the FAA No Fly Zones for drones. Between Tucson International, Davis-Monthan AFB, a couple of smaller municipal airports, and the myriads of helipads associated with hospitals and such, most of the Tucson Metro is one big no-fly zone.
Side tours to the Pima Air and Space Museum and the DMAFB "Boneyard" would definitely be a bonus activity for visitors. PASM is a pretty awesome air museum, benefitting from its proximity to the Boneyward.
Of course, if we really wanted to have some fun, we could see about taking over the drag strip as a runway. It could handle some pretty large airplanes.
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